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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
2
Our opinion laments four youths in Boston who burned draft cards and faced no arrests. It cites Public Law 69-192 with penalties up to 10000 dollars fine or five years in jail, and notes DOJ and Selective Service actions. argues service honors duty and violation must be punished to avoid condoning cowardice.
Corry Evening Journal reports confusion over a price increase of five dollars per ton for newsprint expected June 1. Price Paper Corporation reassures customers that current contracts align with prevailing market prices as of that date and will remain competitive.
Johnson's drive against inflation looks at imports as a tool to curb price rises. Residual oil would be admitted in larger volumes to prevent shortages and price spikes, while a hearing on steel imports is postponed. Domestic steel output rose modestly last year and supports modernization costs, pressuring prices further.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls 1946 events including Iran UN case developments with Gromyko, a truck crash injuring an eight year old, Salvage of scrap metal at a former tannery site, the death of Dr. Jack Peterson, a large sale of R 8 Johnson building to B T Cherry of Penn Electric, Rev. Clair arriving to lead Emmanuel Church, Ida Mack's death at 61, Charles Parkhurst bringing a Jeep for local distributors, and beer distribution shortages amid travel plans of Lloyd Shawver and his mother.
A garbled historical note references April 4 entries such as the formation of the U.S. Coast Guard by Congress, piracy off the coast, the 1818 flag design with 13 stripes and a star for each state, and John Tyler becoming president after William Henry Harrison's death, with further uncertain mentions and disrupted text.
A compact column recalling trivia from Hal Boyle on origins of doughnuts and veils, plus health notes. It cites pearls as historic girl’s gems, fire risks, mobile home costs, parking rates, income, and a parking meter origin. It also mentions Napoleon’s coat hand and a quip on greatness and humanity.
Private White House briefing to 150 business leaders featured Secretary Rusk predicting the downfall of Sukarno Nkrumah and Ben Bella with further leaders to follow. McNamara outlined Viet Nam limits while Johnson urged restraint on tax increases and encouraged capital investment.
Jim Bishop reflects on travel as the highest education, noting famed travelers from Cardinal Spellman to Catherine the Great, and detailing spectacular journeys and luxury vessels. He contrasts elite voyages with modern jet travel, ending with a pitch for The Journal daily.
A general physician can perform many neurological tests during a routine physical while seeking specialist input for complex signs. Varicose veins occur beyond the legs, caused by valve failure, with potential esophageal involvement in cirrhosis and possible risky bleeding.
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